Biography overview: Robert Lopez collaborated with Kristen Anderson-Lopez to create some of the most beloved songs in contemporary musical theater and family cinema. His work on Avenue Q earned him a Tony Award, while The Book of Mormon secured another Tony and further cemented his reputation as a master storyteller. In film, his collaborations produced enduring hits such as Let It Go from Frozen and Remember Me from Coco, both of which won Oscars and helped redefine how music supports character and narrative. Lopez’s achievements place him among a select group of artists who have earned an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony (EGOT), including a record as the youngest to achieve competitive EGOT and the distinction of doubling the Oscar win mark with two separate songs.
Discography highlights: While Lopez’s primary output comes from stage and screen collaborations, his work with Kristen Anderson-Lopez spans stage scores, film anthems, and crossover hits that echo through pop culture. Standout achievements include the theatrical mega-hits Avenue Q and The Book of Mormon, plus the watershed songs Let It Go (from Frozen) and Remember Me (from Coco), which have become enduring anthems for fans worldwide. The duo’s work across Disney projects and Broadway continues to influence new generations of composers and songwriters.
Upcoming touring and performances: As of 2025, Robert Lopez’s performances are primarily tied to theater and film productions rather than standalone solo concert tours. For fans and ticket seekers, the best way to experience his work is through live productions that feature his songs and orchestrations. Check venue pages and production calendars for the latest show dates and availability, and secure your seats through our easy, no-fuss ticketing process.